The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-02

no one need feel ashamed to nominate
him; that 1t was rather an honor 10 DO
proud Of.
For this oflcs OF CITY Receiver Mr.. A.
7. Young named Frank A. Woeber; Mr.
Maxwell nominated the present efficient
incumbent, Ed. W. DunRway, who was
elected by a vote OF "a to 20.
For the Board OF Water Commissioners,
three 10 DO elected, nominations were 90
follows: DR.. g. Baird by @. II. Miller;
Henry F. Jones by Mr.. McGregor; vii.
liam asalings by William Marsh; John
&. Hoffman, err, by Mr. Faria. The vote
was M follows: Hastings, 80; Jones, SO;
Hoffman, Al; Baird, 20. Here again the
minority m%adeaprotes. against hnvingthe
Democratic member named by the domi-
nant party and lauded DR.. Baird and his
fitneeB for the place very highly. Col.
Caldwell explained his vote onthia Office.
Hc did not believe DR.. Baird'B consent 10
tho nomination had been obtained aud
therefore voted against him aud for the
caucus nominees he had helped 10 choose.
ROBINSON AGAIN ELECTED.
For City Weighmaster, Frank HeA'y
nominated tho nominee OF the Republic
can caucus-Rebert J. Robinson, who by
the way was ono Of those who voted for
the return Of Healy to the Council. Mr..
Hallsr seconded tho nomination. An up.
pllcation Tor the place from Edward Jones,
waH sead by CLERK Bowers. Robinson
received the full vote Of the Council.
For Superintendent Of tho City Prison
the work-house, Mr.. Bremen nominated
Michael Grogan; Mr.. O. L.. Davis named
Peter Gundling. Councilman Gund.
ling from tho First ward, q
brother Of the one nominated,
asked whether hia brother had coneentsd,
or asked to have bis name presented,
Half a dozen OF the minority said that he
had. Mr.. Gundling said that at 7 o'clock
his brother had told him he was not a
candidate; Mr.. Gruse said that at 1880 he
had told him that he was u candidate.
The roll was called; MI. Gundling voted
Tor his brother. Mr.. G. B. Jones, the
other Republican, who was expected to
vote for Gundline and thus make a lie
vote, rosa when his name vas called,
stated: the obligations he was under to
Gundlirg and tho promises he had made;
he considered he had done all no could
to fulfill these promises as In CAUCUS, he
had perfected an arrangement that would
not be broken, whereby whoever the
CAUCUS nominated would give the second
place In the Prison to Gundling. He
voted for Grogan, who was elected by g
vote OF 23 to 81.
For Clerk Of the Municipal Court, A. ].
schultze named @. D. Thompson. The
minority made no nomination. Thomp'
con received fl votes. Messrs. Farrell
and Harrell voted for Darrah. Mr.. Healy
said "Let her 90 Gallagher"
All Of the offices having been filled, TIT
Joint session dissolved and the FRS
Branch retired to its chamber.
Colonel Caldwell presented his oath Of
Solicitor, which Was ordered filed md liz
was properly sworn by President Gille
land.
Il NEW STANDING COMMITTEES.
The special joint committee appointed
to prepare the standing Committees re
ported as 'ollows:
Cemeteries Messrs. Gundling, Hartong
Halter, Farrell, Auber, Hsnd!an, Marsh
and Schrebe.
Claims-Mesers. Harrell, Garvin, Cald
well, Robertson, hIyles, Gavin, Fsris art
Schnltze. s.,
Equalization and Appsals- Messrs, Har
rsll, Gavin, Hsller, Farrell, Myles, White
Mitchell and Schultzs.
Fire observation-disclosures Miller, Tracy
Haller, Happy, Davia, Gavin, Marsh and
Jaeger.
MeaM-Mcaurs. Ulrich, Buchanan, Butts
Farrell, Davis, White, McGregor and
Jaeger.
Lights-MeEsra kenney, Prayer, Butts
Farrell, De)brugge, Steger, Maxwell and
Schrebe.
Observation-Disclosures. Ulrich, Tracy, Dob,
bins. Robertson, Vockle,, Gavin, Maxwell
and jaeger.
. Police-Messra. Miller, Prager, Allison,
Happy, Myles, Cruise, McGregor and
Schultze.
Petition, and Remonurancs-Mess
Jones, Buchanan, Butts, Young, Delbsugge,
Handlan, Faris aud B.emer.
observation-disclosures. Harrell, Tracy, Cald.
well, Farrell, Delbrugge, Cruise, McGregor
and jaeger.
Markets-Messrs. schrcbe, Buckman,
Gavin, Gruae, Gundling and Young.
Real Estate -Messrs. Harrell, Ulrich,
Gavin, McGregor, Butts and Healy.
Salaries-Messrs. Gavin, Happy, Steger,
Allison, Kpttler and Kenney.
Scats-Messrs. Jones, Hartong, Dob.
bins, Young, Delbrugge, White. Faris and
Schrebe.
Streets, Alleys and Grady-Msssrs Jones,
Garvin, Halter, Robertson, MyleH, Gruso,
McGregor and schultze.
,Wattr Works-MesBrs. Harrell, Buck
man; Allison, Healy, Delbrupge, Pracht,
Farls and schultze. :
WarY-Messrs. Warner, Vockler,
Handlan, Ulrich and Kenney.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Ksnney, Dobbins, Al
lison, Cruise and Bremen.
City Prson-Messrs. Allison, Gavin and
Young.
Fi;nance-Meszrs. Kennoy, Dobbins,
Cruise, Mitchell, Jaeger and Farrell.
Elections -Messrs. Kettler. White, Au.
Der, Faris, Tracy and Handlan.
Coal Banks-Messrs. Pracht, Auber,
Bremen, Ulrich, Faris and Halter.
Conracs-Messrs Happy, Buchanan,
Mitchell, Warner, Dobbins and Davis.
A DISAPPOINTED MEMBER.
Charley Miller, after the report had
been adopted and sent to tho Frat
Branch for concurrence, realized that be
was not a member Of the Committee on
Health and that DR.. Ulrich had been sub
stituted on the Committee from the First
ward In his place. Miller was a member
OF the committee that made up the COM
mittees and there was something dark
about thin that he could not understand.
Ho made quite a ecene over it and
accused the chair Of craftsmanship in order
ing him to desist in .hiG remarks; as there
was nothing before the body; the report
having gone to the First, ho WAS
clearly out Of order. Mr.. Miller was not
satisfied, but he9took his seat and the
Branch adjourned.
In the First, Mayor senbright presided;
all the membe1s were present. Nothing
was done outside Of going into joint SEES
sion and concurring with the Second in
the action taken on the report Of the COM
mittee on committees.